OUTREACHY SPRING 2023 STARTER ISSUE #3 - Do this third

[wbrunette]

OUTREACHY SPRING 2023 STARTER ISSUE #3 - Do this third

[S1Y333]

Share a great learning resource to get started. This tutorial covers all the Docker knowledge and the Linux command line, which is very helpful. ->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqZ7JWLJimk

[S1Y333]

@nuilewis have you encountered an error when running ./run-task.sh odkx-autobuild ? I have installed docker and built the image successfully. Any idea? Thank you!

@nuilewis Problem solved. Here's the debugging process:

1. when running ./run-task.sh odkx-autobuild , it shows the import python problem because it is using the python version on my laptop, which is 3.10, so I tried to upgrade the python version on my laptop to 3.11 but the problem continues.
2. Then I noticed in the dockerfile, it didn't specify which python version, which can cause problem "FROM python", so I changed it to "FROM python:3.9.16-buster" specific version ( the version later than 3.9 all didn't work)
3. next, rebuild the docker image and then run ./run-task.sh odkx-autobuild, it's working now. So it might need to fix the version problem later on.

[nuilewis]

@nuilewis have you encountered an error when running ./run-task.sh odkx-autobuild ? I have installed docker and built the image successfully. Any idea? Thank you!

@nuilewis Problem solved. Here's the debugging process:

1. when running ./run-task.sh odkx-autobuild , it shows the import python problem because it using the python version on my laptop, which is 3.10, so I tried to upgrade the python version on my laptop to 3.11 but the problem continue.
2. Then I noticed in the dockerfile, it didn't specify which python version, which can cause problem "FROM python", so I changed it to "FROM python:3.9.16-buster" specific version ( the version later than 3.9 all don't work)
3. next, rebuild the docker image and then run ./run-task.sh odkx-autobuild, it's working now. So it might need to fix the version problem later on.

Okay, that's nice 🎉

[wbrunette]

@S1Y333 nice work. Create an issue in the ODK-X issue queue and then make a matching pull request to fix it :)

[Dee-Tyan]

Hi @Dee-Tyan, As @S1Y333 explained, it might be necessary for you to modify the Dockerfile to the specified python version.

Oh, I missed that. Thanks!

[S1Y333]

@wbrunette Hi mentor, do we need to be assigned to be recorded as the contributor? If so, can you please assign me? Thank you

[Cveman1]

@wbrunette Hi mentor, do we need to be assigned to be recorded as the contributor? If so, can you please assign me? Thank you

No @S1Y333, you don't need to be assigned. Please go ahead and work on the issue.

[Dorcas-BD]

Hello @wbrunette and @Cveman1, I will also be working on this issue.

[Roseline-Bassey]

Hello @wbrunette and @Cveman1, I will also be working on this issue.

Hey Dorcas, you don't need to be assigned, so please go ahead.

[nuilewis]

Hello, @wbrunette please review when available, thank you.
[https://github.com/odk-x/docs/pull/224](odk-x/docs#224

[S1Y333]

@nuilewis have you encountered an error when running ./run-task.sh odkx-autobuild ? I have installed docker and built the image successfully. Any idea? Thank you!

[nuilewis]

@nuilewis have you encountered an error when running ./run-task.sh odkx-autobuild ? I have installed docker and built the image successfully. Any idea? Thank you!

Hi @S1Y333, I did encounter an error when trying to run the command, wasn't quite sure yet what it was, I'm still trying to figure it out. Will keep you posted if I succeed

[Roseline-Bassey]

Hi @wbrunette ,

I've submitted a pull request here: odk-x/docs#226
Please kindly review when available.

[Dee-Tyan]

Hi everyone, are we to edit the docker file? Because when I run the docker image, I get this message: "make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop."

@wbrunette @Cveman1

[Roseline-Bassey]

Hi @Dee-Tyan,
As @S1Y333 explained, it might be necessary for you to modify the Dockerfile to the specified python version.

[nuilewis]

@nuilewis have you encountered an error when running ./run-task.sh odkx-autobuild ? I have installed docker and built the image successfully. Any idea? Thank you!

@nuilewis Problem solved. Here's the debugging process:

1. when running ./run-task.sh odkx-autobuild , it shows the import python problem because it is using the python version on my laptop, which is 3.10, so I tried to upgrade the python version on my laptop to 3.11 but the problem continues.
2. Then I noticed in the dockerfile, it didn't specify which python version, which can cause problem "FROM python", so I changed it to "FROM python:3.9.16-buster" specific version ( the version later than 3.9 all didn't work)
3. next, rebuild the docker image and then run ./run-task.sh odkx-autobuild, it's working now. So it might need to fix the version problem later on.

Thanks @S1Y333, helped me out a lot!

[darellwest]

Hi @wbrunette Please help me review this pull request at odk-x/docs#228

[Dee-Tyan]

Hii @wbrunette, here's my submission odk-x/docs#230 . Thank you!